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Full-Text Articles in Education
Comparing Racial Identity, Acculturative Stress, And Feelings Of Alienation In African-American College Attendees And Non-Attendees, Raymond Brock-Murray
Comparing Racial Identity, Acculturative Stress, And Feelings Of Alienation In African-American College Attendees And Non-Attendees, Raymond Brock-Murray
Seton Hall University Dissertations and Theses (ETDs)
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An Examination Of The Effectiveness Of A Professional Development Program On Teacher Knowledge And Practice To Address Adolescent Health Issues, Narima Aliya Shahabudeen
An Examination Of The Effectiveness Of A Professional Development Program On Teacher Knowledge And Practice To Address Adolescent Health Issues, Narima Aliya Shahabudeen
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The Academic And Social Adjustment Of First-Generation College Students, Daniel Jean
The Academic And Social Adjustment Of First-Generation College Students, Daniel Jean
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Family Dynamics: A Systematic Investigation Of Parenting Styles, Parent And Peer Attachment, Locus Of Control And Social Behaviors, Reesa Weingold
Family Dynamics: A Systematic Investigation Of Parenting Styles, Parent And Peer Attachment, Locus Of Control And Social Behaviors, Reesa Weingold
Seton Hall University Dissertations and Theses (ETDs)
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Academic Persistence Factors For Students Who Delay College Entry, Kirsten Tripodi
Academic Persistence Factors For Students Who Delay College Entry, Kirsten Tripodi
Seton Hall University Dissertations and Theses (ETDs)
Many more students begin college than complete their degrees. Retaining students to graduation has been the objective of many research studies; however, college students are changing. Changing demographics in the United States are creating changes in the college student population that could not have been foreseen years ago. In order inform policy in a changing climate, the research community must study the changes in the student body and what factors are important to the persistence of the new college student. This study will use Adelman's framework from The Toolbox Studies in conjunction with the Beginning Postsecondary Survey in order to …